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At least she's wearing both socks
Wind socks from the airport.
At least she's wearing both socks
I know in the old days they used corn cobs to wipe their ass. What does she do waddle through the corn field?
Does she use stuffed animals as tampons?
Does Wadney use a 10 tom floor jack and house jacks to hold her FUPA out of the way to get to her no-no place?
Yes to the question on the Lansky Sharpening Systems. Ebay, Cabela’s, BPS’s as well. The 4-stone Diamond version on the right runs about $65-70. The 5-stone Arkansas stone version on the left is half the price of the Diamond set. They both work well but I can’t really tell any difference/advantage of the Diamond set over the regular set.Can those be found on Amazon?
Yeah about 25 years ago I weighed that much.
Greedy miss management. I did see where they are going to open a few locations but with more of an old school hands on feel.They are still open here in Canada, can't figure out what happened to them down there.
ThanksHere’s the weapon of choice for all the Zwilling/Henckels, Wustoff, Wustoff Pro, inside kitchen cutlery...Chef’s Choice XV Trizor 15 deg, 3-stage sharpener. An outstanding electric sharpener for all the latest, over the past many years, American, German, Asian knives that are factory beveled to 15 degs. American and German knives for many, many years were beveled to a 25-20 deg blade from the factory. Asian knives have been at 15-12 degs for many years...think paper thin cuts of sushi, etc...and a lot of Asian knives are single bevel.
This same Chef’s Choice sharpener is also known as the Chef’s Choice 151 model (15 deg angle). It’s the same exact sharpener, simply under two different, same mfg model numbers. No difference at all in both. Exterior finishes are different...black plastic, white plastic, or the brushed metal stainless model I’ve got. I opted for it a couple of years ago because it was on sale at Cutlery and More and I picked it up actually cheaper than the plastic housed versions, black or white (paid $130 if I remember correctly, usually runs about $170-180). The re-profiling decades old American and German knives has been simple with it. Stage 1 is pretty aggressive and only used to re-profile to another degree. Stage 2 not so aggressive but gives you the burr edge you’re looking for to take to stage 3, the stropping/polishing wheel stage. I haven’t put a blade through Stage 1 in a couple of years, it’s not necessary. A quick pull or two in stage 2, both sides of the blade, a few pulls each side through stage 3 stropping/polishing, and the blade is hair splitting again. With the 15 deg angle guides, it’s simple to get your kitchen stuff back to hair-splitting edges. Even sharpens all serrated knives in Stage 3.
Money well spent if you wanna keep your kitchen stuff razor sharp. A dull ass knife in the kitchen ain’t no better than the fool trying to use it...an accident waiting to happen. I learned the hard way several times, probably like most, in the past many years.
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I think the Arkansas 5-stone deal is $33 and some change right now on Amazon...it’s the way to go. Don’t even fool with the Diamond setup. Buy a Lansky base for the sharpening clamp while you’re at it...makes holding the knife a little easier with the clamp hand. Not absolutely necessary, but it does help. I think the base is about $10-11 bucks. Just drape you’re clamping hand index finger over the backside of the clamp lightly to keep the guide rod true in whatever angle slot you choose...works like a champ Wayne.Greedy miss management. I did see where they are going to open a few locations but with more of an old school hands on feel.
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I dig both of them. And yeah ain't that some *s-word how lefties get the shaft on stuff.
The Lansky system is inbound.
I think the Arkansas 5-stone deal is $33 and some change right now on Amazon...it’s the way to go. Don’t even fool with the Diamond setup. Buy a Lansky base for the sharpening clamp while you’re at it...makes holding the knife a little easier with the clamp hand. Not absolutely necessary, but it does help. I think the base is about $10-11 bucks. Just drape you’re clamping hand index finger over the backside of the clamp lightly to keep the guide rod true in whatever angle slot you choose...works like a champ Wayne.
Good deal Wayne...you’ll enjoy it. It’ll damn sure slick up a blade.Yeah it was 45 shipped with the 5 stones and the universal base
average street price.My cost.....or yours?
Meh, a little feller like him would drown in that.
what do you mean the "old day's"I know in the old days they used corn cobs to wipe their ass. What does she do waddle through the corn field?
Does she use stuffed animals as tampons?
Does Wadney use a 10 tom floor jack and house jacks to hold her FUPA out of the way to get to her no-no place?
i have an idea for that 350 you bought.Good afternoon fellas.
I wouldn’t even waste my time recommending something that wasn’t worth a *s-wordt to accomplish its’ intended purpose. I’ve been this way for many years...tired of buying bullshitt that doesn’t work, ends up in the landfill.Yeah it was 45 shipped with the 5 stones and the universal base
For not buying chinezzz ? [emoji1787]guy at work bought a new 461 full wrappy saw
what's a good price on one?
so i can give him hell.